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=== On Wed, 01/06, Xianwen Chen wrote: === |
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> Hi guys and girls, |
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> Have you tried gnash or swfdec as alternatives to adobe flash player? |
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> I tried both of them. The high consumption of cpu resource and the |
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> lack of support to SWF version 8-10 are the main disadvantages in my |
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> opinion. And it seems that swfdec hasn't published a new version for |
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> more than a year. Perhaps gnash is our only hope currently? |
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I did try them, and you are right. Adobe now has a 64-bit version of |
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their flash plugin and that's what I use now and it works well. I had |
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to do this, however, to get a clean 64 bit install: |
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cat /etc/portage/package.use |
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www-plugins/adobe-flash -32bit -multilib 64bit |
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-- Keith Dart |
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